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WORDNET DICTIONARY
Verb Obsess has 2 senses
- obsess(v = verb.emotion) ghost, haunt - haunt like a ghost; pursue; "Fear of illness haunts her" is one way to preoccupy
- obsess(v = verb.emotion) - be preoccupied with something; "She is obsessing over her weight" is one way to worry
Derived form noun obsession2
Sample sentence:
The good news will Obsess her
Derived forms noun obsession2, adjective obsessive1
Sample sentence:
Sam and Sue Obsess over the results of the experiment
CIDE DICTIONARY
Obsess, v. t. [L. obsessus, p. p. of obsidere to besiege; ob (see Ob-) + sedere to sit.].
- To besiege; to beset. Sir T. Elyot. [1913 Webster]
- To excessively preoccupy the thoughts or feelings of; to haunt the mind persistently. [PJC]
Obsess, v. i.
To be excessively or persistently preoccupied with something; -- usually used with on or over ; as, to obsess over an imagined insult. [PJC]
"At all ages children are driven to figure out what it takes to succeed among their peers and to give these strategies precedence over anything their parents foist on them. Weary parents know they are no match for a child's peers, and rightly obsess over the best neighborhood in which to bring their children up."
[PJC]
OXFORD DICTIONARY
Obsess, v.tr. (often in passive) preoccupy, haunt; fill the mind of (a person) continually.
Derivative
obsessive adj. & n. obsessively adv. obsessiveness n.
Etymology
L obsidere obsess- (as OB-, sedere sit)